Washing to RV roof

Palmolive with OxyClean.
Hose down the roof, squirt right from the bottle and work it around with a long handled soft brush. Rinse.

According to my owners manual, My roof is already treated with UV protectant, so I don't use anything.

A clean roof will really help with the black streaks as will a good coat of wax on the trailer sides. no elbow grease required.

cpaulsen wrote:
Dawn dish soap mixed with water and a soft long handle brush.

Plan on doing a minimum wax job if not full buff then wax on the rest of the MH , TT etc if you use Dawn, it will strip the wax off .

Well unless you DON"T get any on the painted/gel coated waxed areas rinsing it off ;)

Some think if a little is good alot must be better, go easy on the product you use...

Boxer Lovers wrote:
Murphy's soap.

x2. I used this for the first time last weekend and was amazed at how well it worked. I used to use car wash soap and Tide powder for the tough spots and the Murphy's oil soap easily took off grime that the other products would not remove even with scrubbing. It left a seemingly nice protective film on it too.

Dawn dish soap mixed with water and a soft long handle brush.

Murphy's soap.

I use car wash soap and a truck wash brush.

IMO, the more thoroughly you clean the roof, the more protectants you remove. I use a very soft brush, and remove most of the dirt, I don't scrub at all.

Forgot to mention I use Murphy's Oil Soap and Awesome mix.

Dave H M wrote:
Why do people care how clean/nifty their roof looks?

I think that dirt and whatever up there help protect it. :h

The grime runs down the sides and leaves black streaks. Clean roof, clean rv

Why do people care how clean/nifty their roof looks?

I think that dirt and whatever up there help protect it. :h

I wet the roof and then sprinkle powdered Comet or Spic-n-Span on it. Then use an automotive type soft bristle brush on a handle to gently scrub, then rinse off. Works great. Roof still looks new.